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RSK secures £500m for fresh acquisitions spree

Acquisition-hungry consultant and construction services group RSK has secured £500m in extra funding to fuel its next tranche of strategic takeovers. The Cheshire-based group, which employs 15,000 people and operates in 40 countries, has received the investment from a consortium led by Searchlight Capital Partners and Ares Management Corporation funds. Ares has also committed an

Employee-owned Neilcott staff share £250,000 payout

Orpington-based regional contractor Neilcott Construction paid out another £250,000 to staff last year as part of its commitment to employee ownership. The windfall came as the south east contractor lifted revenue by 38% to a record £139m in the year to December 2023. The latest payout means eligible staff have received nearly £600,000 since the

Employee-owned Neilcott staff share £250,000 payout

Orpington-based regional contractor Neilcott Construction paid out another £250,000 to staff last year as part of its commitment to employee ownership. The windfall came as the south east contractor lifted revenue by 38% to a record £139m in the year to December 2023. The latest payout means eligible staff have received nearly £600,000 since the

Race for £800m South West Wales framework

Around 16 firms face a fight to renew their places on the South West Wales regional contractors framework for public sector building and housing works. The latest generation framework has included new specific lots for housing in addition to specific value lots for building projects across the region. Carmarthenshire County Council, in association with Neath

Taylor Wimpey chief honoured with CBE

Taylor Wimpey chief executive Jennifer Daly has been made CBE in the King’s Birthday Honours. Daly who was honoured for services to business and housing is the first woman to lead a FTSE 100 house building company in the UK, taking the chief role in April 2022. She has built a successful career in house

Geoffrey Osborne supply chain hit for £26m

Geoffrey Osborne went under owing subcontractors and suppliers £25.86m. More than 500 firms were left holding unpaid invoices when the famous industry name went into administration last month. The scale of the firm’s debts have been revealed in an update from administrator RSM filed at Companies House. Total debts at the time of Osborne’s collapse

Crest Nicholson rejects £650m Bellway bid

Crest Nicholson has rejected a £650m takeover offer from rival Bellway. Bellway confirmed on Thursday that it made a move last month. It said: “The Board of Bellway believes that there is compelling strategic and financial rationale for a combination of Bellway and Crest Nicholson which would bring together the strength of each business with